Page 11 - Gray Fire News Today

ELK, Wash. -- A certified Pyrenees therapy dog named Nelly normally works as a hospital. After the fires exploded in north and west Spokane County, she traded in hospital rooms

SPOKANE, Wash -- On Thursday, boxes and boxes of shampoo, body wash, toothpaste, and other hygiene essentials were loaded up into the back of three Inland Power trucks, ready to

MEDICAL LAKE, Wash. - At least four dogs are dead after a home caught fire in Medical Lake on Thursday, according to Spokane County Fire District 3 (SCFD3).

SPOKANE, Wash. -- Hundreds of Red Cross volunteers are helping the community day and night. They come from 27 different states to support people theyve never met.

The long road to recovery begins now for hundreds of Spokane County families who lost their homes and property in two major wildfires. 4 News Now is here to help,

ELK, Wash. - "Its as close to Hell as I think you can get here on Earth," Spokane County Sheriffs Deputy Brittan Morgan described as he recounted escaping the Oregon

SPOKANE, Wash. -- Fully furnished homes could soon be used to help families that lost everything in the Gray or Oregon Road Fires, thanks to one local home rental company.

MEDICAL LAKE, Wash. -- From mental health to legal services, Redemption Church in Medical Lake is quickly becoming the hub of resources for those impacted by the Gray Road Fire.

MEDICAL LAKE, Wash. — After a few days of rain and cooler temperatures, the Gray Fire in Medical Lake is now at 91 percent containment.

SPOKANE, Wash. - With devastating wildfires burning at two ends of Spokane County, homeowners might be wondering how to better protect their property, especially if they live in a rural